If I had the money I'd live in Sausilito on the water. 2nd choice would be Mercer Island on the water. Next comes Lake Oswego on the water. So, now I live farther on down the list in Lake Oswego not too far from the water.
My wife and I have retired to a 2,700 square foot home and it's too small at times when my wife wants me to hear about all of my faults apparently of which there are quite a few.
Hoopguru is safe, I don't do herb anymore.
Never had Kushis that I can recall. I'll have to try them but they'd better be good or else.
Do a tasting at Walrus and the Carpenter in Ballard if you ever get a chance
Try Fanny Bays. That's the name of a bay on Vancouver Island, British Columbia and it's the name of an oyster company. Their oysters taste like the ocean smells. Love them. They are my second favorite oyster on the half shell that I've ever had. Can't recall the best because I only had them once. The best might possibly have been the Kushis that someone in here recommended.
I'm retired and do precious little commuting. Besides, why would any retired person want to commute in Sausilito?
Mercer Island your neighbors would include Jody Allen and Jeff Bezos. Town must have impressive tax base.
Probably the wealthiest place in Washington. They have their own private security force and homes on the lake to die for. My lead engineer used to live there. He was once the director of Sky Lab, if you remember that. Went from the LA area to Boeing where he started as a fourth level manager. Worked his way down to third, second, first and then lead engineer. Son of a bitch stabbed me in the back. My boss saw what was going on but his hands were tied by upper management. Last time I talked to that boss and after I was transferred to work on airplanes, my ex boss said this creep was demoted from lead engineer to just plain engineer. Anyhow, this creep lived in a beautiful home on Lake Washington on Mercer Island. He took ski trips to Switzerland.
I blame Mt St Helens for that
